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Posted On: 08/06/2017 12:37:46 PM
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~~BTC Bubble..

when investors, professionals, etc talk about cryptocurrency being a bubble, i agree expect for one thing:

..from what i can tell.. XRP seems to be separate from the rest and not a bubble. its like the dot com bubble. billions were lost, except a few companies which survived.

ask yourself, or better yet.. google this, "why is BTC worth so much?"

even BTC sites can not directly answer why the price is so high. in fact, it really seems to be like the Tulip Mania i talked about several posts ago in which DEMAND drives the price even though people dont know why they want more BTC.

i compare it to stocks. you buy $100 of ABC @ .0001, but then the price jumps to .0005. You get that feeling, "i need more! this is going up!".. so you buy more.

same with BTC. investors see the price going up, so they buy more thinking, "I better buy now before it gets too high."

BTC is definitely a bubble. there is no logical reason for this price. really think about it, lets say you just spend $20,000 of your life savings on BTC. yay! you now own 6 Bitcoins!... now what? you cant spend it. you cant even hold it. you cant trade it for a new car, you cant even even physically see it. simply put, you have the expectation that the item can be resold to someone else for a higher price later.

More than likely it will keep going up and up and up until eventually (years) it crashes and never recovers. this will be followed by a movie called, "The Crash" staring Tom hanks about the BTC Bubble of 2025.



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